A Weekend to Forget

Seven longtime friends gather for a long-overdue weekend retreat at a lakeside cabin, hoping to recapture the easy camaraderie of their younger days. Time and distance have left them with different lives—careers, breakups, and hidden resentments—that bubble beneath the surface as laughter and old habits mingle with awkward silences. What starts as nostalgia quickly reveals the cracks in their relationships when past slights and buried secrets resurface.

The weekend becomes a tense, sometimes funny, sometimes painful reckoning as each person is forced to confront who they’ve become and what they want going forward. With sharp dialogue and emotional honesty, the film navigates forgiveness, blame, and the messy work of reconciliation, showing how shared history can both wound and heal. By its close, some bonds are mended, others are changed forever, leaving a realistic, bittersweet portrait of friendship and growing up.